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Abstract photograph created using a single photo of fall sumac leaves and sumac branches. The sumac leaves extend along either side of a slender branch. Fall sumac leaves range from red to orange to yellow and in various combinations of those three colors. The photo is created by copying the original and then flipping the copy horizontally. The original and the copy are joined at the flip point and then both are copied, flipped vertically, and the resulting copies are then joined at the flip point. The result is four-quadrant image with each quadrant a mirror of the quadrants opposing it. The appearance is similar to what one would see in a four-mirror kaleidoscope. In addition to the realistic objects in each photo, the process creates multiple abstract objects especially at or near where one photo attaches to another.
Abstract photograph created using a single photo of fall sumac leaves and sumac branches. The sumac leaves extend along either side of a slender branch. Fall sumac leaves range from red to orange to yellow and in various combinations of those three colors. The photo is created by copying the original and then flipping the copy horizontally. The original and the copy are joined at the flip point and then both are copied, flipped vertically, and the resulting copies are then joined at the flip point. The result is four-quadrant image with each quadrant a mirror of the quadrants opposing it. The appearance is similar to what one would see in a four-mirror kaleidoscope. In addition to the realistic objects in each photo, the process creates multiple abstract objects especially at or near where one photo attaches to another.
Abstract photograph created using a single photo of fall sumac leaves and sumac branches. The sumac leaves extend along either side of a slender branch. Fall sumac leaves range from red to orange to yellow and in various combinations of those three colors. The photo is created by copying the original and then flipping the copy horizontally. The original and the copy are joined at the flip point and then both are copied, flipped vertically, and the resulting copies are then joined at the flip point. The result is four-quadrant image with each quadrant a mirror of the quadrants opposing it. The appearance is similar to what one would see in a four-mirror kaleidoscope. In addition to the realistic objects in each photo, the process creates multiple abstract objects especially at or near where one photo attaches to another.
Abstract photograph created using a single photo of fall sumac leaves and sumac branches. The sumac leaves extend along either side of a slender branch. Fall sumac leaves range from red to orange to yellow and in various combinations of those three colors. The photo is created by copying the original and then flipping the copy horizontally. The original and the copy are joined at the flip point and then both are copied, flipped vertically, and the resulting copies are then joined at the flip point. The result is four-quadrant image with each quadrant a mirror of the quadrants opposing it. The appearance is similar to what one would see in a four-mirror kaleidoscope. In addition to the realistic objects in each photo, the process creates multiple abstract objects especially at or near where one photo attaches to another.
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Screenshot of a web page titled "Example 1: An organizational chart with links to individual pages," featuring explanatory text describing how the chart provides clickable links to directors’ home pages with text alternatives.

The visual example shows a hierarchical organizational chart with light green rectangular nodes connected by black lines: "Davy Jones: Chairman" at the top; "Carole Brewster: Company Secretary" directly below; and three directors beneath—"Henry H Brown: Marketing Director", "Paula Holbein: Sales Director" and "Hugh Howard: Financial Director".

Below the chart, a "Code" section displays HTML implementation details, including an `<img>` tag with `alt="Board of directors and related staff:"` and `usemap="#Map"`, followed by a `<map>` element with `<area>` tags defining clickable regions (e.g., `coords="176,14,323,58"` for Davy Jones) and corresponding `alt` attributes specifying names and roles (e.g., `alt="Davy Jones: Chairman"`).

The example emphasizes accessibility through descriptive text alternatives for each linked area.
Screenshot of a web page titled "Example 1: An organizational chart with links to individual pages," featuring explanatory text describing how the chart provides clickable links to directors’ home pages with text alternatives. The visual example shows a hierarchical organizational chart with light green rectangular nodes connected by black lines: "Davy Jones: Chairman" at the top; "Carole Brewster: Company Secretary" directly below; and three directors beneath—"Henry H Brown: Marketing Director", "Paula Holbein: Sales Director" and "Hugh Howard: Financial Director". Below the chart, a "Code" section displays HTML implementation details, including an `<img>` tag with `alt="Board of directors and related staff:"` and `usemap="#Map"`, followed by a `<map>` element with `<area>` tags defining clickable regions (e.g., `coords="176,14,323,58"` for Davy Jones) and corresponding `alt` attributes specifying names and roles (e.g., `alt="Davy Jones: Chairman"`). The example emphasizes accessibility through descriptive text alternatives for each linked area.
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